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Habib Essid

prime minister of Tunisia
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  • Tunisia
    Tunisia
    / Unity government

    …the government of Prime Minister Habib Essid, and Youssef Chahed became Tunisia’s seventh prime minister in five years. In late 2017, facing international pressure to reduce the trade deficit and attract international investment, the government enacted a number of austerity measures that included higher taxes and pushed up prices of…

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    …the government of Prime Minister Habib Essid, and Youssef Chahed became Tunisia’s seventh prime minister in five years. In late 2017, facing international pressure to reduce the trade deficit and attract international investment, the government enacted a number of austerity measures that included higher taxes and pushed up prices of…

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